Sentence examples for extended measure from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, our dataset does not contain information on canceled limit orders, which precludes us from using this extended measure of order imbalance.
We study our extended measure in the context of information diffusion because this measure is based on a model of actors who attract others to be active members in a community.
In this paper, we elaborate on a new extended measure HT for the detection of influential actors, which is based on quantifying the contribution of this actor to increasing the size of the network by attracting new active members of the specific subcommunity [4].
In early March the EU extended measures targeting individuals and companies close to Putin with asset freezes and travel bans, but opposition emerged to routine renewal in July of restrictions on Russia's banking, energy, and military industries.
Following the referendum held in March 2011, in which the majority vote for the assembly's law-making powers to be extended, measures were replaced by Acts of the Assembly.
Last year, a proposal to extend Measure R failed by about 2 percentage points, in part because coastal Los Angeles County cities did not support it, a Times analysis showed.
The measure would permanently extend Measure R, the 30-year, half-cent-per-dollar-spent sales tax hike that passed in 2008 and kickstarted a massive public transit construction boom.
Metro staff officials say the ballot measure would either create a new tax that would raise the overall rate in Los Angeles County to 9.5% or extend Measure R's half-cent levy beyond its 2039 expiration date.
Caloric restriction, a near-universal lifespan extending measure, increases NADPH levels and delays each facet of the cascade.
The government is also extending measures to increase liquidity, including a £250 billion program to let banks to issue government-backed bonds.
The government is also extending measures introduced under the October plan to increase liquidity in the financial system, including a £250 billion program to allow banks to issue government-backed bonds.
